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It's time to take to the racetrack with this AFX Ford GT40 Mark IV HO slot car. The AFX Mega-G+ chassis has been completely re-designed to be smoother, quieter, 5% lighter, better handling, easier to drive, more durable, more consistent, uses 33% less...

The MKIV is known for breaking records both at home and abroad. It only ran in two races: the Sebring and the 24 Hours of Le Mans – the most prestigious race events in all of motorsport. It won both.This victory was no accident. Ford made sure of that...

Camaro 1973 Wildfire Black / Blue HO Scale Slot Car

It's time to take to the racetrack with this AFX Ford GT40 Mark II HO slot car. The AFX Mega-G+ chassis has been completely re-designed to be smoother, quieter, 5% lighter, better handling, easier to drive, more durable, more consistent, uses 33% less...

22068 1965 Shelby GT35 White / Blue HO Scale Slot Car

22078 Mega G+ Ford GT40 Mark IV #9 White HO Slot Race Car

Power and velocity run the gauntlet with the Corvette C8. As mighty as it is vibrant, Ceramic Matrix Metallic silver paint brings the body’s savage shape into bright focus. Dramatic accents of black trim make for a purely fearsome design. Don’t worry, we...

In 1968, the Mustang was made royalty when Carroll Shelby introduced the GT500KR, “King of the Road,” making that model the most coveted collector Mustang in existence.However, only a small number were made, which is why its reemergence at the New York...

Auto World's 4GEAR extended wheelbase and narrowed rear end fitted with gigantic dragster-inspired wheels make it perfect for Release 27 with an entire line-up of NHRA top fuel dragsters! All vehicles feature Auto World's extended top fuel body to bring...

The ThunderJet Ultra-G chassis is Auto World's adaptation of the classic "pancake" design, originally developed by Aurora in the early days of electric slot racing. Auto World expanded the design by adding a Neodymium magnet for better control. Still...

The ThunderJet Ultra-G chassis is Auto World's adaptation of the classic "pancake" design, originally developed by Aurora in the early days of electric slot racing. Auto World expanded the design by adding a Neodymium magnet for better control. Still...